Will ammo be affected by an emp by setting any primers off? If so, what can be done?
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Will ammo be affected by an emp by setting any primers off? If so, what can be done?
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I vote no. No possible way.
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No chance.
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Good to know. I didn't know if it would cause a spark and set them off or something. What are you guys currently doing to protect your electronic devices in case it happens? (Red dots, flash drives, walkie talkies, radio, etc)
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No, but the tinfoil might.
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I was told that tinfoil isn't enough and in order to have something be EMP safe, layers of various materials are needed.Originally Posted by scooter22
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I keep it surrounded by ammo.
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Nope...
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Absolutely nothing. Government testing in the 60's proved it to be a non issue. Communications will be nocked out until repaired but other than advanced electronics not much will be effected
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Last edited by Mr blasty; 12-09-14 at 12:01.
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Military did lots of testing in late 70's and 80's...no on ammo will not effect it
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